Start from the condition the label has to survive. Each environment below maps to the materials and solutions built for it — heat, cold, chemical attack and abrasion.
Labels that survive multi-pass reflow, wave solder and sustained high-temperature operation without smearing, lifting or losing barcode contrast. Polyimide constructions are rated to 300 °C short-term.
Adhesion and legibility that hold through cold-chain, freezer and cryogenic exposure, and through the thermal shock of moving between temperature extremes.
Resistance to aggressive fluxes, solvents, cleaners and process chemistries — from ORH1 highly active fluxes and Zestron/Kyzen washes to fuels, oils and cleaning agents.
Durable marking that stays legible through handling, rubbing, cleaning and mechanical wear across the product lifecycle.
Describe where the label will be used, what it must withstand, and how it will be printed. We will help you identify the key material requirements and recommend a practical starting point.